Spectacle of Buds
Apr 26 1986
•2h 40m
•Drama
A weak willed man teams up with a stripper after her stage show partner runs off with another dancer. He is obsessed with her unique inverted nipples and they soon develop a successful stage show around them. But then the old partner returns…
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Yoko Kon
Yunki
Mitsuru Hirata
Ajisawa
Koichi Sato
Kenzo
Yoshi Katō
Minamoto
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